Meter Intelligence

Department of Agriculture

← Period: July 2025 →

Total Spending: $725,785,090

Reporting

Analysis

Impact

MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT

JULY 2025

Department of Agriculture

⏱ GENERATED 10/31/2025

This report was generated once, at the time listed.

▼ NO MICRO CONTRACTS

Contracts or transactions under $2,000 are not included.

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Vendors

1,954

Contracts

4,048

Avg Contract

$179,295

Total Spending

$725,785,090

Reporting

Top Vendors

The vendors that received the most money from Department of Agriculture in July 2025, across all contracts awarded that month.

  1. LEPRINO FOODS DAIRY PRODUCTS CO

    Contracts: 4

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Denver, CO


    $21,316,471

  2. BRIDGER AIR TANKER LLC

    Contracts: 12

    Other

    HQ: Belgrade, MT


    $18,878,710

  3. TYSON FOODS INC.

    Contracts: 13

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Springdale, AR


    $18,582,873

  4. BONGARDS CREAMERIES

    Contracts: 4

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Norwood Young America, MN


    $16,820,666

  5. WRIGHT BROS LLC

    Contracts: 1

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Andalusia, AL


    $16,570,323

  6. CHANNEL FISH PROCESSING CO., INC.

    Contracts: 2

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Braintree, MA


    $16,418,931

  7. ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS INC

    Contracts: 3

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: New Ulm, MN


    $14,028,007

  8. PACIFIC COAST PRODUCERS

    Contracts: 5

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Lodi, CA


    $12,861,764

  9. RELM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

    Contracts: 1

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Melbourne, FL


    $12,588,538

  10. CENTRAL VALLEY MEAT CO., INC.

    Contracts: 1

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Hanford, CA


    $10,708,920

  11. MICELI DAIRY PRODUCTS CO

    Contracts: 5

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Cleveland, OH


    $10,355,479

  12. DULCICH INC

    Contracts: 2

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Clackamas, OR


    $10,008,401

  13. HELICOPTER EXPRESS LLC

    Contracts: 16

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Atlanta, GA


    $9,574,114

  14. MORGAN FOODS, INC.

    Contracts: 6

    Corporate Not Tax Exempt

    HQ: Austin, IN


    $9,334,179

  15. CAVINESS BEEF PACKERS, LIMITED

    Contracts: 11

    Partnership

    HQ: Amarillo, TX


    $9,046,060

Top NAICS Codes

The most-awarded NAICS codes from Department of Agriculture in July 2025, across all awarded contracts.

Vendor Types

The types of organizations that received contract awards from Department of Agriculture in July 2025.

Analyses

Buzzwords

Important phrases and terms that appear significantly more in Department of Agriculture contracts during July 2025 compared to government-wide patterns.

Impact

Top Contracts

The highest-value individual contract awards from Department of Agriculture in July 2025.

  1. RECIPIENT

    TYSON FOODS INC.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $17,100,720

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Poultry Processing • 311615

    PERFORMED IN

    New Holland, PA

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010889/4100032632/chicken large chilled -bulk

    SIGNED

    Jul 29, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/29/25 → 9/30/25

  2. RECIPIENT

    CHANNEL FISH PROCESSING CO., INC.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $16,638,828

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Seafood Product Preparation And Packaging • 311710

    PERFORMED IN

    Braintree, MA

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010845/4100032518/haddock fillet frz pkg-20/2 lb,ocean perch fillet frz pkg-20/2 lb,atlantic pollock fillet frz pkg-20/2 lb

    SIGNED

    Jul 10, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/10/25 → 4/15/26

  3. RECIPIENT

    WRIGHT BROS LLC

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $16,570,323

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Commercial And Institutional Building Construction • 236220

    PERFORMED IN

    Pisgah Forest, NC

    DESCRIPTION

    Gaoa davidson river campground reconstruction

    SIGNED

    Jul 16, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/16/25 → 5/31/26

  4. RECIPIENT

    RELM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $12,588,538

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Radio And Television Broadcasting And Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing • 334220

    PERFORMED IN

    Melbourne, FL

    DESCRIPTION

    (7583) vhf p25 portable subscriber units

    SIGNED

    Jul 9, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/10/25 → 1/10/26

  5. RECIPIENT

    CENTRAL VALLEY MEAT CO., INC.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $10,708,920

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering • 311611

    PERFORMED IN

    Hanford, CA

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010874/4100032599/beef coarse ground frz ctn-60 lb,beef fresh bnls bulk combo-20/2000 lb,beef bnls special trm frz ctn-60 lb

    SIGNED

    Jul 24, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/24/25 → 9/30/25

  6. RECIPIENT

    DULCICH INC

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $10,014,084

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Seafood Product Preparation And Packaging • 311710

    PERFORMED IN

    Woodland, WA

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010846/4100032522/pacific salad shrimp 350-500 pkg-20/2 lb,pacific salad shrimp 250-350 pkg-20/2 lb

    SIGNED

    Jul 10, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/10/25 → 10/31/25

  7. RECIPIENT

    PACIFIC COAST PRODUCERS

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $9,355,595

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Fruit And Vegetable Canning • 311421

    PERFORMED IN

    Lodi, CA

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010853/4100032504/pears can-24/300,peaches cling slices can-24/300

    SIGNED

    Jul 3, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/3/25 → 12/31/25

  8. RECIPIENT

    CAVINESS BEEF PACKERS, LIMITED

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $9,062,620

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering • 311611

    PERFORMED IN

    Amarillo, TX

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010874/4100032598/beef spp pty 85/15 frz 2.0 mma ctn-40 lb,beef 100% pty 85/15 frz 2.0mma ctn-40 lb,beef coarse ground frz ctn-60 lb,beef fine ground frz pkg-40/1 lb,beef 100% pty 90/10 frz 2.0mma ctn-40 lb

    SIGNED

    Jul 24, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/24/25 → 9/30/25

  9. RECIPIENT

    LEPRINO FOODS DAIRY PRODUCTS CO

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $7,644,570

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Cheese Manufacturing • 311513

    PERFORMED IN

    Roswell, NM

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010928/4400002388/4100032622/cheese moz lm pt skm unfz proc pk(41125)

    SIGNED

    Jul 25, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/25/25 → 10/31/25

  10. RECIPIENT

    LEPRINO FOODS DAIRY PRODUCTS CO

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $7,558,822

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Cheese Manufacturing • 311513

    PERFORMED IN

    Roswell, NM

    DESCRIPTION

    Commodities for usg food donations: 2000010918/4400002388/4100032569/cheese moz lm pt skm unfz proc pk(41125)

    SIGNED

    Jul 17, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/17/25 → 9/30/25

Sub Agencies

Sub-agencies within Department of Agriculture that received contract funding in July 2025.

  1. Forest Service


    $324,784,978

  2. Agricultural Marketing Service


    $309,424,125

  3. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service


    $32,450,104

  4. Agricultural Research Service


    $26,138,636

  5. Office of the Chief Financial Officer


    $22,520,230

  6. Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services


    $6,678,272

  7. Food Safety and Inspection Service


    $1,878,660

  8. Office of the Inspector General


    $1,148,645

  9. Rural Housing Service


    $549,618

  10. Food and Nutrition Service


    $211,823

Performance Locations

The top locations where contract work for Department of Agriculture in July 2025 is performed.

Top States

  1. California - $146,057,908
    1165 contracts
  2. Washington - $50,354,814
    315 contracts
  3. Minnesota - $37,720,597
    33 contracts
  4. Oregon - $36,115,498
    341 contracts
  5. Montana - $34,295,683
    173 contracts
  6. Texas - $31,717,247
    65 contracts
  7. Utah - $30,910,285
    317 contracts
  8. New Mexico - $29,042,820
    177 contracts
  9. Pennsylvania - $26,217,535
    40 contracts
  10. North Carolina - $24,966,487
    44 contracts

Top Cities

  1. Eureka, CA - $26,482,187
    347 contracts
  2. Venice, UT - $23,386,472
    213 contracts
  3. Redding, CA - $23,130,407
    360 contracts
  4. Roswell, NM - $21,316,471
    4 contracts
  5. Belgrade, MT - $20,686,238
    15 contracts
  6. New Holland, PA - $17,100,175
    5 contracts
  7. Pisgah Forest, NC - $16,618,117
    4 contracts
  8. Braintree, MA - $16,418,931
    2 contracts
  9. Paynesville, MN - $13,934,016
    2 contracts
  10. Lodi, CA - $13,869,969
    27 contracts

Vendor headquarters

The top locations where vendors receiving awards from Department of Agriculture in July 2025 list as their primary business address.

Top States

  1. California - $126,004,698
    830 contracts
  2. Oregon - $90,895,580
    766 contracts
  3. Minnesota - $39,999,391
    38 contracts
  4. Colorado - $36,610,034
    68 contracts
  5. Washington - $35,110,624
    228 contracts

Top Cities

  1. Salem, OR - $22,746,092
    143 contracts
  2. Denver, CO - $21,567,073
    10 contracts
  3. Belgrade, MT - $20,686,238
    15 contracts
  4. Springdale, AR - $18,582,873
    13 contracts
  5. Norwood Young America, MN - $16,820,666
    4 contracts

Top Congressional Districts

The congressional districts where contract work for Department of Agriculture in July 2025 will be performed.

  1. Doug LaMalfa
    California 1 (California)
    Rep. Doug LaMalfa, Republican
    $38,742,224
    492 contracts
  2. Michelle Fischbach
    Minnesota 7 (Minnesota)
    Rep. Michelle Fischbach, Republican
    $30,643,073
    8 contracts
  3. Celeste Maloy
    Utah 2 (Utah)
    Rep. Celeste Maloy, Republican
    $28,786,682
    274 contracts
  4. Ryan Zinke
    Montana 1 (Montana)
    Rep. Ryan Zinke, Republican
    $28,103,136
    143 contracts
  5. Jared Huffman
    California 2 (California)
    Rep. Jared Huffman, Democrat
    $26,238,243
    352 contracts
  6. Cliff Bentz
    Oregon 2 (Oregon)
    Rep. Cliff Bentz, Republican
    $24,829,652
    247 contracts
  7. Teresa Leger Fernandez
    New Mexico 3 (New Mexico)
    Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, Democrat
    $24,747,337
    61 contracts
  8. Chuck Edwards
    North Carolina 11 (North Carolina)
    Rep. Chuck Edwards, Republican
    $18,065,565
    21 contracts
  9. Lloyd Smucker
    Pennsylvania 11 (Pennsylvania)
    Rep. Lloyd Smucker, Republican
    $17,592,161
    8 contracts
  10. Stephen F. Lynch
    Massachusetts 8 (Massachusetts)
    Rep. Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat
    $16,418,931
    2 contracts

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